Santa is on the Phone! — Free Personalized Call From Santa Claus

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“Santa is on the phone!!!”

Eyes lit up in wonder. Minds overwhelmed with the magic. Santa is real!

This Christmas, we want to give you the chance to treat your children with their very own, personalized message from Santa Claus!

Yes, Santa is making calls this season — and we have a FREE call from Santa for each of you!

The phone call from Santa is just one of the many personalized messages and customized calls you can send from PhoneGreetings.com. From birthdays to holidays, Phonegreetings is allowing users to give unique phone call personalized greetings cards to family and friends.
PhoneGreetings.com even reports that parents are using personalized “Santa Calls” and kid characters as a new approach to discipline and improved behavior for their children!

“You better not shout, you better not cry” or you may not get toys from Santa Claus, is one of most memorable and respected songs for children during the holiday. For generations, children were told if they do not behave, there would be consequences to their actions which almost always resulted in a favorable response.

Now parents can get that “favorable” response more often with a little help from PhoneGreetings.com and cast of funny, whimsical characters such as, “The Karate Squirrel” who tells your child not to talk back to you or “Trixie the Fairy”, who tells your child to clean up the room, and Santa Claus himself, who says “always listen to your parents” or “don’t pick on your brothers and sisters”.

Here’s how it works: Visit www.phonegreetings.com and select your personalized greeting from Santa Claus or any children’s character.

Here you will be able to customize your message with options such as senders (your name) and recipient (your child’s name), specific information about the child, favorite toy or gift he or she wants for Christmas, as well as areas the child is doing well in or could improve on.

With the click of a button, a unique personalized message is created for that child and is ready to be sent to any phone, email or Facebook wall. The message can also be downloaded as a mp3 to be shared with anyone. There are over 15 characters to choose from and 100’s of good and bad behavior dropdowns.

PhoneGreetings.com works with major music labels, entertainment companies, professional athletes, recording artists including Sisqo and Dru Hill, celebrities such as Antoine Dodson “Bed Intruder”, children’s characters, politicians and ad agencies to create and deliver personalized, viral marketing campaigns and audio greeting cards for Facebook, Twitter and various other social media platforms.

“I send personalized calls to my children all the time, especially when they start getting a little rambunctious. When they first hear the message, they get really excited and then they’re angels for the rest of the day”, says co-founder, Jason Birtkett.

PhoneGreetings.com plans to send out one million calls this holiday season. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to various non-profit organizations focused on helping underprivileged children.

Get Santa on the Phone Now…

Whether you want to encourage your kids to keep up the good behavior, or simply wow them with the magic of personal message from Santa, head over to www.phonegreetings.com for your FREE Santa call. Use coupon code 5mform.

(Each additional call to Santa, in case you have more than one child you want to call, are three dollars. SO, if you want, we have arranged with PhoneGreetings.com for you to choose whether you want the free Santa call or a holiday call instead.) Remember to use coupon code 5mform for your free call.

Let us know how your children reacted to Santa Claus phoning them! We would love to hear!

Please Note: PhoneGreetings.com is a sponsor of 5 Minutes for Mom this month. Thanks for supporting us by supporting our sponsors!

Written by Janice Croze, co-founder of 5 Minutes for Mom. Talk with me: @5minutesformom and Facebook.com/5minutesformom.